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Comment on Banned From Adsense, What Do I Do? by reporter

reporter — Fri, 26 Feb 2010 05:02:37 +0000

being banned from adsense isn’t the end of the world. They’re are several other ways to monetize your sites. However, if adsense is a huge money maker for you, your best bet is to get in touch with them (THIS WILL NOT BE EASY) and rectify the issue to their satsifaction. Remember, if you’re making money, they’re making money. They want you to be successful. You might not want to make the changes that they require, but you’ll need to do so if you want your adsense back.

Comment on Get Traffic From Blog Directories by Romoel Cano

Romoel Cano — Mon, 22 Feb 2010 07:26:46 +0000

I just started creating a blog for fun. I have not a single idea on how to get things up. This article is a really good start for me. Thanks alot.

Comment on Buyer Keywords to Determine Commercial Intent by Lo

Lo — Sat, 09 Jan 2010 08:13:14 +0000

I was actually thinking about this today! One of my niche site has high search volume but very low CTR on Adsense.

I didn’t know about this Microsoft free tool to find out commercial intent. Turns out, my keywords for that site are all high non-commercial intents.

Thanks for the great post!

Regards,
Lo

Comment on How to Stop Skype Spam by SkypeHelper

SkypeHelper — Tue, 24 Nov 2009 11:33:02 +0000

@Tim Workman: Setting up Skype Security (www.VoIP-Download.com/Skype.htm#Security) does actually work, IF you also remove your personal info in your Skype account: birthdate, gender, home number, etc.

Try it!

Comment on Social Bookmarking Traffic by emo

emo — Tue, 13 Oct 2009 21:25:59 +0000

nice video, but nothing that’S really new. A good source of information for someone who is new in social bookmarking though.

Comment on Social Bookmarking Service by punks

punks — Mon, 12 Oct 2009 16:29:52 +0000

You guys should use onlywire.com for social bookmarking submission. It’s a really nice tool that makes the process much easier.

Comment on How to Stop Skype Spam by Reid

Reid — Tue, 29 Sep 2009 22:35:00 +0000

I wonder if the new Skype for Asterisk will lead to businesses getting spam on their actual deskphone voicemail. Think about it, now that Skype is connected to business PBX’s, Skype spammers can Skype into the PBX and then route the call to whoever they want to-a brand new way to spam people…

Comment on How to Stop Skype Spam by Cricket Bats

Cricket Bats — Thu, 17 Sep 2009 00:08:53 +0000

Guys, this is a little out of date..

Here is the latest way to stop Skype Spam:

There are three privacy options that need to be set:

In the Privacy Settings:
1) Allow calls from…
Set to “people in my Contact list only”

2) Automatically receive video from…
Set to “only people in my Contact List”

3) Allow IMs from…
Set to ‘people in my contact list only’

4) UN-check “Allow my status to be shown on the web”

You may need to upgrade to the latest version of Skype to see the above.

Hope that helps!

Comment on How to Stop Skype Spam by doradztwo strategiczne

doradztwo strategiczne — Wed, 16 Sep 2009 06:24:28 +0000

Thanks. I`m realy looking for solution for skype spammers. This is crazy. Every day i receiving messages from bots. I even think about create new account or change provider, but i realy like my nick Hope this help in this hopeless struggle.

Comment on How to Stop Skype Spam by Tim Workman

Tim Workman — Tue, 18 Aug 2009 07:50:40 +0000

This WILL NOT stop spammers from requesting your contact details. I have the settings set as per above and I’m still getting over 20 requests a day from bots asking to be added to my contact list. This is an issue with the public availability of the Skype directory and the very loose controls over issuing of Skype accounts. Unfortunately, the only way to make this appear as though it has stopped is to stop Skype from alerting you every timne someone requests to be added to your contact list and frankly, what’s the point of doing that. Then no-one will be able to contact you at all. Unfortunately, the only way to stop it is to deactivate your current account and get a new one (until that get6s into the hands of the spammers and then you’ll have to do it all over again). A simple fix would be for Skype to have an option for displaying your name in the on-line directory (or more to the point, NOT displaying it). This way at least you could choose whether or not you wanted to have your Skype account available to spammers.

Comment on How to Stop Skype Spam by Walter

Walter — Wed, 05 Aug 2009 15:26:39 +0000

Skype is SHITE. They could perfectly easily prevent complete strangers from contacting me* but they don’t as they’re terrified of losing even a small part of their revenue stream_ Cobards and cretins. Waste of time.
*When I ssay “contacting me”; I mean logging on to Skype and finding lewd messages, an invitation to a dodgy webcam and general porn. I am not interested, I would never in a million years let complete strangers accost me in this way yet Skype lets it go on. ICQ was just as bad and I ditched it for the same reason.

Comment on Myspace Applications Coming Soon by Scriptamp

Scriptamp — Mon, 03 Aug 2009 19:05:28 +0000

The apps are here and they’re awesome. I’ve developed for both MySpace and Facebook, and have noticed many more installs on MySpace apps than Facebook. Great for the affiliate links